Post by Arria on Jun 15, 2010 9:28:57 GMT -5
Hey everyone, me again! I just thought I should put out an announcement about coloration and breeds =D
C O L O R A T I O N
Please remember, please do not make pure white or pure black wolves. Wolves with full body markings, or large patches of different colors are fine. But, otherwise, try to have them be a color /other/ than PURE white and PURE black. This might seem kind of annoying, but from my experience these colors have a tendency to become the majority. Which is strange, because normally those colors would be rare, except in the arctic where the wolves have white coats, even more so here where bright coloration/markings are prized. If your wolf is already accepted it's fine.
Also, just so you know, you can have a wolf with a coat like flame in Adair if you wished. And one with a green coat in Riuna, that's fine. The two packs haven't been separated long enough for any real difference to be shown.
B R E E D S
Also, try to remember that wolves here are all basically the same breed. Their size and weight vary, but it is not due to species, but rather than natural variation within a population. =D
C O L O R A T I O N
Please remember, please do not make pure white or pure black wolves. Wolves with full body markings, or large patches of different colors are fine. But, otherwise, try to have them be a color /other/ than PURE white and PURE black. This might seem kind of annoying, but from my experience these colors have a tendency to become the majority. Which is strange, because normally those colors would be rare, except in the arctic where the wolves have white coats, even more so here where bright coloration/markings are prized. If your wolf is already accepted it's fine.
Also, just so you know, you can have a wolf with a coat like flame in Adair if you wished. And one with a green coat in Riuna, that's fine. The two packs haven't been separated long enough for any real difference to be shown.
B R E E D S
Also, try to remember that wolves here are all basically the same breed. Their size and weight vary, but it is not due to species, but rather than natural variation within a population. =D
